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11. If high-income countries want low-income countries to reduce their greenhouse emission gases, then the high-income countries may need to pay some of the costs. These can be:

a. making modern pollution-control technology available to poorer countries.

b. financial assistance to poorer countries in their fight against global warming

c. both of the above

d. none of the above

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31. A country's tax system influences the attractiveness of investing in that country and affects the relative level of profitability for an MNC.

a. True

b. False

32. Points inside a production possibilities frontier represent

a. unattainable production combinations

b. efficiency

c. situations where supply exceeds demand

d. unemployment of resources

33. Firms in a high-wage nation like the U.S. can compete effectively with imports from low-wage nations if

a. the U.S. reduces tariffs on imports

b. low-wage nations impose tariffs on U.S. made goods

c. labor productivity is higher in the low-wage nation

d. labor productivity is higher in the U.S.

34. Assume that production in the United States is valued at $100,000. National income is therefore $100,000. Of their income, workers save $2000, pay $6,000 in taxes, spend $89,000 on consumer goods, and spend $2000 on imports. Businesses spend $5,000 in new investment spending. And, foreigners spend $1000 on exports. To avoid any problems of inflation or unemployment, the government should have a budget deficit or surplus of:

a. $2,000 surplus

b. $1,000 deficit

c. $2,000 deficit

d. $1000 surplus

e. $0 deficit

35. Autarky means-----------------------------------------------------------------

a. the absence of government

b. lack of agriculture

c. self-sufficient, in the absence of international trade

d. short of exchange rates

36. The more people there are----------------------, the less the public as a whole will spend on goods and services.

a. unemployed

b. underemployed

c. employed

d. as discouraged workers

37, Which of the following theories holds that countries will produce and export products that use large amounts of production factors that they have in abundance?

a. Mercantilism

b. The theory of absolute advantage

c. The factor endowment theory

d. None of the above.

38. Suppose that a consumer has a marginal propensity to consume of 0.79. If this consumer earns an extra $1220, her saving would be expected to increase by-----------------------------

39. Many countries in Asia, Africa, and South America-----------------------

a. Are developing countries

b. Are industrialized nations

c. Have a high demand for nonessential products

d. Do not trade

40. Which two of the following are regarded as the main aims of the World Trade Organization (WTO)?

a) To eliminate discrimination in world trade

b) To provide financial assistance to countries with debt

c) To reduce tariff barriers

d) To make infant industry protection illegal

e) To help give preferences to smaller economies

b) and e) a) and c) a) and d) c) and e) b) and d)

41. Last year Sophia's nominal income increased by 12% while the price level rose by 5.5%. Consequently, Sophia's real income:

a. rose by approximately 7%

b. fell by approximately 1%

c. rose by approximately 2%

d. ------------------------------------

42. Consumer surplus

a. is always positive.

b. for a particular unit of consumption is computed by taking the difference between quantity demand and quantity supplied.

c. for all units consumed is the area below demand and below market price over all the units consumed.

d. added to producer surplus provides a measure of the net gain to society from the production and consumption of the good.

43. A decline in Real GDP for six or more consecutive months is called-------------------------------

a. A trough

b. A recession

c. An expansion

d. A recovery

44. What do we call the situation where capital grows faster than the labor force?

a. economic growth

b. technological change

c. productivity growth

d. capital deepening

45. The terms of trade are-------------------------------------------

a. the cost of transportation between countries

b. the ratio of wages in two countries

c. the terms which are used in the trade negotiations

d. the rate at which two products can be exchanged

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1. Terms of Payment found in international business contracts include:

a. CFR (cost and freight, foreign port)

b. Consignment

c. Documentary Drafts

d. all of the above

e. (b) and (c) above

2. Joint Ventures have the

a. advantage of utilizing the expertise of a local partner.

b. disadvantage of not being able to make all the decisions because control is shared.

c. advantage of being able to share the profits.

d. all of the above

e. (a) and (b) above

4. Businesses are using global or regional brands for the following reason(s):

a. private brands do not offer any meaningful competition.

b. economies of scale usually result in reduced costs.

c. satellite and cable TV are widely available.

d. all of the above

e. (b) and (c) above

6. E-Commerce Potential is

a) is higher for Jamaica than for Argentina.

b) is an index based on mobile phones, internet hosts, and number of PCs.

c) is a composite ranking of three indices.

d) (a) and (b) above

e) (a) and (c) above

7. Generally, industrial products require __________ adaptation than consumer products to meet the demands of the world market.

a) greater

b) less

c) the same amount of

d) only slightly less

e) only slightly more

13. Although global sourcing can be beneficial it may have some disadvantages such as

a. added costs

b. exchange rate fluctuations affecting prices

c. quality control

d. all of the above

e. (b) and (c) above

14. In staffing

a. an ethnocentric policy is always the most effective if qualified personnel are available.

b. a polycentric policy is always the least effective even when qualified personnel are available.

c. using third country personnel would be considered most frequently with regiocentric or geocentric policies.

d. all of the above

e. (a) and (c) above

16. In the most recent 40 years, union membership around the world has been in decline, in part because:

a) There are more women in the workforce.

b) The unions have been successful and priced themselves out of the market.

c) Employers have made efforts to keep business union-free.

d) (a) and (c) above only

e) All of the above.

17. When a firm has less than a majority interest in a subsidiary it can still have control by having

a) a management contract

b) the right to control the technology

c) the right to vote its shares

d) all of the above

e) (a) and (b) above only

18. The Female Wage Gap

a. is the percent of Male Wages earned by Female Employees.

b. younger females have less of a gap in all countries.

c. is the smallest for older females in Korea.

d. all of the above

e. (a) and (c) above

19. Income earned abroad by U.S. citizens:

a) incurs a tax liability in the US with some adjustments.

b) incurs tax liability only on the portions earned in the U.S.

c) incurs no tax liability.

d) incurs a tax liability in the US on all income earned with no adjustments for

taxes paid in other countries.

e) none of the above

20. The international structural stages model suggests that a typical evolutional path for an international company's structure would be:

a) from international division to geographical area division to worldwide product division.

b) from international division to worldwide product division to geographical area division.

c) from geographical area division to worldwide product division to global matrix.

d) from functional division to horizontal company to virtual corporation.

e) from international division to worldwide product division to global matrix.

21. Competitive advantage is acquired by developing competencies that

a. are common to all competitors so the firm can compete.

b. create value for customers even if the price is higher than customers want to pay.

c. are difficult to imitate.

d. all of the above

e. (a) and (c) above only

22. In their measurement and disclosure for accounting systems, less developed countries tend toward:

A.	transparency and conservatism.

B.	transparency and optimism.

C.	secrecy and optimism.

D.	secrecy and conservatism.

23. Export Marketing plans should be specific about:

A. The markets to be developed

B. The marketing strategy for servicing them.

C. the tactics required to make the strategy operational

D.	cash flow projections.
E.	A, B, and C.

24. Factors that are involved in the operation of a manufacturing system include:

A. Plant location

B. Plant layout

C. Material handling

D. Human asset

E. all of the above

26. A middle ground between an ad campaign that is standardized worldwide and an entirely local ad campaign is called a:

A.	hybrid advertising campaign.
B.	programmed-management approach.
C.	computerized-management approach.
D.	shared-management approach.
	E. none of the above.

27. In selecting a foreign market, a screening process is used by a firm. In regard to this process, answer the following:

a) The importance of the priority order of the steps in the screening process.

b) The reasons for participating in either a trade show or in a trade mission.(Select one)

c) The reasons for using cluster analysis in assessing global markets.

d) The importance of regional or ethnic subcultures in evaluating competitive forces.

28. Select any four of the following, explain each of them, and discuss the role each of them plays in international business activities:

a) Summarize any one of the videos from week six or eight (either one of them not both) and discuss the role the information in this video plays in international business activities.

b) Foreign (Free) Trade Zones

c) Countertrade

d) Explain why a manager with a global assignment needs a mentor in the host country and a mentor in the home country.

e) Quality and quantity of the labor force in a country

f) Labor Mobility and Guest Workers

Henry told us in his guide to the Institutional Framework of Taxation in Australia that the Australian Taxation System is one of the most complex in the world and is made up of approximately 125 taxes including taxes such as Income Tax, Capital Gains Tax, Fringe Benefits Tax and Goods and Services Tax just to name a few. He also mentioned that there are many different organisations that play different and varied roles within this system to ensure its integrity and all Australians are equally treated with equity.
The Australian Taxation System is embedded in the way of life for all Australian taxpayers, we pay tax on our income, we pay tax when we purchase goods and use services, we pay tax when we sell assets and this is just to name a few but in return the Government provides services and benefits e.g. hospitals, schools, defence, and financial assistance to those in need etc.
As we know the government relies very heavily on the revenue from taxation to be able to finance its activities and services it offers to the public and reforms on taxation are often a focus of governments. An area of taxation reform that is constantly under review is a rise in the current GST rate or broaden the GST base (e.g. make basic foods taxable). Many feel that this would solve some of the governmentâs financial woes, whilst other are adamantly against any rise or broaden of the tax base. This is a very political issue and is extremely topical as the government, opposition and the premiers of the Australian States/Terrorities are engaged in heated debates regarding the issue of GST and its possible reform.
The assessment requires you to review this topical area of taxation (GST Reform).

Some views may be that it is not unreasonable to raise the GST rate as compared to other OECD countries the Australian rate is very low, that broadening the tax base will make GST a simpler tax remembering that businesses are responsible for its collection and a more simply system will lessen their burden. Others may view it as that the GST rate should not be raised or the base broaden as it will cause more financial stress on some areas of the public, it may be the view that it is too much of a problem politically for a government to introduce changes to GST especially as we head into an election year â¦.. WHAT WILL YOUR VIEW BE?
The requirements of the assignment for part two is to produce a 1000 to 1500 word essay on your opinion of this topic

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